Allow me to give a little background on my own view of storytelling before getting into my favorite experience.
So first, my favorite character type, a major part of all my favorite stories, is a good villain, an antagonist who, while sure they do terrible things, their motivations are not malevolent, or selfish. its their methods that make them the bad guys, not their goals. Naturally, examples involve spoilers, so if you care about those, don't peek
In Tales of Xillia: The final villain, King Gaius seeks peace and prosperity for his kindgom,
as any good ruler should. He sacrifices much, fighting on the front lines himself and over the course of the game losing his four closest companions in his quest to defend them from a foreign nation. However, Gaius goes so far as to kill not only soldiers and commanders, but also civilians,
ultimately deciding to leave the other group to decay and die in order to guarantee his people's safety. After learning the plight of the other nation your group decides to prevent King Gaius from simply leaving them to die, resulting in the final confrontation. As with any Tales Game more is going on, but here's the short synopsis of our villain
I'm finally getting the chance to play one of those villains myself in the ongoing Ene plot, though it most frequently happens at times you're not on, you can at least look up the user and the sort of thing that has been happening in the latest threads they have made
